Liv Morgan Set To BREAK Major WWE Record This Year (WWE News)
Liv Morgan could put her name in the WWE record books by the time 2026 is out.
Could Liv Morgan be about to make major WWE history by the time this year is out? Quite possibly...
With Liv having regained the Women's World Championship at Money in the Bank this past weekend - winning out in a triple threat featuring now-former champ Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch - that makes her a four-time Women's World Champion. While that's still a way off from matching Charlotte Flair's record-setting seven reigns with that title, Morgan does have another record on the horizon.
As initially picked up on by WrestleTalk, Liv Morgan's cumulative days as the Women's World Champion across her four reigns so far is currently at 471 days. Flair's seven reigns clock in at a total of 478 days, meaning Liv could match that in the space of a week, and atop the pile with the most combined days as Women's World Champion is Bayley, clocking in at 519 days - a number that Morgan could surpass should she hold onto the gold for another seven weeks.
Now, Liv obviously has the small matter of making sure she remains the Women's World Champion first and foremost, though the de facto Judgment Day leader only defended that prize twice during her previous 147-day reign with it before losing the title to Stephanie Vaquer in Chile last month. So, it's not like the heel Morgan has a history of being a fighting champion these days. Likewise, should Liv still have that belt by the time Crown Jewel rolls around on November 7th, that's an event where her title won't be on the line, as Crown Jewel pits the Women's World Champion up against the WWE Women's Champion, with that match currently pitting Liv against Chelsea Green as things stand.